Courses and Travel

Atlantic City, N.J. Billing Itself as a Golf Destination

John Torsiello

  As singer Michael Buble might croon, It’s a new dawn, it’s a new day, it’s a new life for... Read more »

Dunes West Golf and River Club a Sweet Treat in Charleston, S.C.

John Torsiello

Okay, maybe a lot of golfers just want to get to the clubhouse, check in, hop in a cart and... Read more »

A Good Read by a Winter’s Fire

Bob Cullen

At least since Michael Murphy’s Golf in the Kingdom in 1972, the Yank-goes-to-Scotland-and-discovers-himself tale has been a flourishing sub-genre in... Read more »

Beware of Birdies at Bodega Bay

Robert Kaufman

I was an impressionable young lad when first introduced via the big screen to the commercial fishing port of Bodega... Read more »

Abu Dhabi: Sand, Sand and Perfect Golf

Andy Waple

All golfing eyes have been on the Gulf state Abu Dhabi as the world’s top players have been competing for... Read more »

California To A Fault

Robert Kaufman

Reason #1,068 (lost count by now) why I’m living on the California fault line. Affordability definitely won’t be on the... Read more »

Casa de Campo: Warrior Week in Review

Anita Draycott

  There was never a dull moment at Casa de Campo. Here are but a few of the sporting life... Read more »

The Numbers Game at Casa de Campo

Anita Draycott

  1. Oldest employee? Jose Valdez has worked in various capacities at Casa de Campo for 32 years. He has... Read more »

Going Artsy at Altos de Chavon

Anita Draycott

  At Casa de Campo it seems that if you can dream it they can build it. Back in 1971... Read more »

A Tennis Road Warrior Reborn

Jeff Neuman

There is, the apparel and sports-drink makers would have us believe, an athlete in all of us. I put that... Read more »

Carnegie Abbey is Links-Like Golf On the Coast of Rhode Island

John Torsiello

The impression that strikes you as you drive into the Carnegie Abbey Club, located just outside of Newport, R.I., is... Read more »

Hola Halito and Mama Juana

Anita Draycott

No one works up a thirst like a Golf Road Warrior, especially after a day of sporting life that includes... Read more »

Three More Things I Love About Casa De Campo, Two Things I Never Did Before, and Two Off-Campus Excursions

Jeff Wallach

Three More Things I love 1.  The view from my shower is of the golf driving range.  As I stand... Read more »

Does This Burro Make Me Look Fat?

Jeff Neuman

Casa de Campo is proud of being more than a golf resort; it is a family destination with a wide... Read more »

It’s a Pleasure

Anita Draycott

 Spa treatments are good enough to eat at Casa de Campo When the Dominicans say “it’s a pleasure” it sounds... Read more »